TLDs

Web address suffixes

TLDs is the plural of TLD, short for top-level domain—the final segment of an internet address, following the last dot.

The original TLDs like .com, .org, and .net have been joined by hundreds of others: country codes (.uk, .jp), specialized domains (.edu, .gov), and newer options like .io and .pizza.

The company bought the same name across multiple TLDs.

governance

ICANN

Domain name system coordinator

policy · compliance · root zone · allocation · delegation · stewardship · dispute resolution · landrush · trademark · cybersquatting

registry

dot-com

Web-based commercial enterprise

top-level · namespace · sponsored · unsponsored · restricted · open · branded

technical

DNS

Internet naming protocol

propagation · TTL · IPv4 · IPv6 · ASCII · lookup · query · resolver · authoritative · recursive

geographic

sovereignty

Supreme independent authority

registration

registrar

Keeper of official records

renewal · transfer · locking · premium · aftermarket · auction · appraisal · brandable · memorable · short

Opposites
domain hierarchy position

TLDssubdomains

Divisions of domain names

hostnames · subdirectories

internet identifier type

TLDsIP addresses

Unique device location codes

URLs · URIs

Family

TLD

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Rated G